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Articles in June 28, 2004 issue of MMR

• New York, Chicago, Los Angeles remain top of list
• Mass market sales—May '04
• Year-to-date performance
• New big lots center
• Shift at PriceSmart
• FTC gives green light
• Noonan is sentenced
• Rainbow head quits
• Dollar Tree results
• New Kroger Marketplace unit to open
• Gas prices don't scare consumers
• The Wal-Mart story
  by Scot Meyer
• Marshall Field's goes to May
• Save-A-Lot gets 17 food stores
• 'Needs' are up front, 'wants' are in back
• Kmart, Home Depot do deal
• Drug discount cards take effect
• Biggest gainers
• Biggest losers
• Most active
• Scoreboard
• Dollar general completes share repurchase
• Kroger wraps up new bank credit facility
• Moody's ups ShopKo outlook, affirms ratings
• Earnings surge 25% at Target
• Winn-Dixie adjusts
• Pharmacy figures big in CVS results
• SDM posts double-digit gains
• Kmart shows signs of promise, posts $93 million profit
• Weis unveils ambitious growth plan
• Mass retail stocks mixed in May
• TRIMSPA
• Opportunities for retail growth are more broad based
• New center is geared to lifestyle
• Many markets show effects of improving economy
• Reports study ethnic shoppers
• It is far from over for supers
• Boots Healthcare USA
• Eckerd sale will shake things up
• Wal-Mart isn't the only story
• Canus
• Columbus a market that's exploding
• Supers rush to fill void left by Big Bear
• Style
• Meijer flexes its muscle in GM
• CVS makes itself more shoppable
• Big Lots' LAB innovates, tests
• Inexorable Walgreens makes inroads on CVS
• MSI has way of succeeding
• Marc's finds a new home in Columbus
• Discount Drug Mart has its niche
• Myriad retailers, diverse cultures crowd Houston
• 'Texas is a kind of wide open market'
• It's tough going for supers
• Hispanics shop more, spend more
• Everyone's pumping gas
• 99 cents only comes to Houston market
• City no longer has French twist
• Local chain to reinvent its approach
• CVS' Eckerd purchase adds new dimension
• Rice Epicurean Markets finds its place by specializing
• At the crossroads of America, signals are mixed
• Choice sites there for the taking
• Food scene about to heat up
• Marsh knows its customers
• Regional supers can take page from Marsh
• Target plays role in Indy 500
• A perfect market for supercenters
• Walgreens, CVS slug it out for supremacy
• Hispanics stand up; retail reacts
• Chic boutiques, bodegas live side by side in L.A
• New Albertsons outlet takes a different direction
• It's Wal-Mart vs. Inglewood
• 'The grocer that shouldn't be'
• 'In L.A. supers follow the neighborhoods'
• In aftermath of strike customers returning
• Drug chains like L.A. climate
• Dollar stores fit everywhere
• Minneapolis a great place in tough times
• Kmart Chap. 11 changes scene

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